Convert JPG to PDF
Turn JPG photos, scans, and screenshots into PDF documents. Create one PDF per image or merge them into a single multi-page file for forms, receipts, and applications.
How to convert JPG to PDF
- 01.
Add one or more JPG images (up to 20).
- 02.
PDF is already selected. With several images, choose Individual or Merged.
- 03.
Press Process and download your PDF.
When a PDF is better than a JPG
Many offices, universities, and online forms only accept PDF. Putting photos of documents such as an ID card, receipts, or signed pages into one PDF keeps them in order and makes them easier to print, send, and archive.
How the pages are laid out
Each image is centered on an A4 page with a small margin and scaled to fit without cropping. Wide images get a landscape page automatically. In Merged mode, pages follow the order of your list.
How your photos are placed
You choose Individual or Merged; the page layout is automatic:
| What you add | What you get |
|---|---|
| A portrait photo or scan | An A4 portrait page, centered with a small margin |
| A landscape photo | An A4 landscape page |
| Several photos, Individual | One PDF for each photo |
| Several photos, Merged | One PDF with one page per photo, in list order |
| An existing PDF in a merge | Its pages keep their original size |
Common problems and how to fix them
The pages are in the wrong order
Merged follows the order of the list. Remove the files and add them again in the order you want, or add them one by one.
The PDF is too heavy for the upload limit
Continue to Compress from the results. For photos from a phone, Resize them first; that usually gives the biggest reduction.
A photo appears sideways
The PDF uses the image as it is decoded by the browser. Rotate the photo in your gallery or editor, save it, and add it again.
🔗 Keep going without uploading again
Is the PDF too heavy for an upload limit? Continue to Compress from the results to reduce its size without starting over.
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